Auto Races and Thrilling Acts Set for Frederick Fair 1923
Frederick County Fair announces October 16 to 19 events with Auto Races on October 20 under promoter Austin G. Wilson. Grandstand attractions include The Flying Moores The Diving Belles Polly Dass Circus Hip Raymond and Mildred Matson, La Noles wire artists, and Auto Polo daily. O C Warehime, secretary of the Fair Association, reports a larger four day fair.
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Frederick County
O. Cc. Warehime
The
Fair Association
Flying Moores
Hippo
Polly Dass
Raymond
Mildred Mat Son
la Noles
Austin G. Wilson
Warehime
Speed Stern
Wilson
Eames
Civil cases set for trial this term and dates listed
A total of 42 civil cases remain to be tried before the September term. Dates have been set for 36 and only two appeal cases await scheduling. The last civil case is set for October 2. A long list follows detailing case names, hearing dates from September 9 to October 2, and the attorneys representing the litigants.
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Western Maryland Dairy Company
Stoner, Urner & Urner
M. National Bank
Grove Et
Stoner-Storm
Urner & Urner
Grove Lime Company
Grove Et al
W. M. Railway Company
Eylex
Urner & Ur
Dillon
Delauter
Thompson & Fellers
Dinterman
Bowers
Fox
Hull
Harp-Urner
Thomas & Company
Summers
Wood-James
Weinberg
Smith
Frederick Hotel Company
Grove Weinberg
Buckey
Friedman
Wood
Six
Weinberg Buckey
Ambrose
Tyler
Willard
Tyler Weinberg
Friedman Weinberg
Cluster
Hand
Lewis
Morday
Wilt
Kefauver & Saltzman
Commercial Bank
Keller
McBride-Haller Rohrback
Central Trust Company
Warner Coblentz
Mt. City Garage
Coblentz
Robertson
Nine Convicts Set Fire To York Jail
Nine convicts recently moved from Eastern Penitentiary mutinied at York county jail and started a blaze. The fire was stopped before major damage. several prisoners were overcome by smoke and two leaders were placed in solitary. Prisoners rattled bars and spread straw to fuel the flames as guards, including Turnkey George Horn, burst in with revolvers to quell the uprising. The unruly group, transported to York weeks ago, dislike the local facilities and seek transfer elsewhere. York officials have pressed for removal.
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Associated Press
York
York County
Eastern
Philadelphia
George Horn
Thysa
York Commissioners
Stock market dull session ends with narrow ranges
The market opened and closed with little movement as leaders stayed within a narrow band. A covering of weak spots in specialties weighed on other shares in a thin speculative market. Volume was light with about 300000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Sept. S
Generally Fair and Showers in Coming Week Report
Weather outlook for the Atlantic and East Gulf states calls for generally fair conditions with a probability of local showers in the latter part of the week. Moderate temperatures accompany the forecast. In Munich a five day athletic festival drew visitors who carried away souvenirs including beer mugs, knives and forks, and plates totalizing thousands of pieces.
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Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Munich
Conventions Signed For U S Mexico Claims Settlement
Washington reports two agreements between the United States and Mexico creating machinery to settle pending claims of nationals. The documents were signed at the State Department. The news notes probate of the will of J. Stoll Detrick, who died August 28, with will dated August 7, 1923, witnessed by Sophie Kemp and Milton Urner. Executors named: Mabel Steele and Sophie Kemp without bond.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Derrick Wit
J. Stoll Detrick
Sophie D. Kemp
Milton G. Urner
Mabel Steele
Sophie D Kemp
Two Teens Arrested After Night Guard Hits Robbery Try
At Monocacy Valley Canning Company a midnight robbery attempt ended with A R Favorite wounding one assailant. David Hetterly and Robert Wagerman, both wounded, were captured and jailed after allegedly confessing to the crime. Police and deputies responded, with doctors treating gunshot wounds to the arms.
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A. R. Favorite
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
Favorite
David Hetterly
Robert Wagerman
Emmitsburg
Hetterly
Wills
C. FB. Goodell
Allen Bartgis
Wagerman
Goodell
Petty Larceny Wave Increases in Middletown Area
A recent surge of petty larceny and theft reports sweeps city and county. Incidents include break ins at C. Cline establishment and attempted entry at Co operative Drug Store warehouse, thefts from a Monocacy Valley Canning Company booth, and tire thefts from Culler stables on South Market Street. No suspects identified yet.
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Middletown
C. Fe, Clne
Cline
Co-operative Drug Store
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
C. FB. Culler
South Market Street
British Flyers Hurt In Hydroplane Crash Near Brigantine
Atlantic City Sept 8 Livingstone Allen and Douglas Robertson former Royal Air Force officers were seriously injured when a hydroplane fell in the meadows near Brigantine New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Five Convicts Escape From Ohio Penitentiary
Five convicts escaped from the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus during the early afternoon after sealing the walls around the structure. Guards and police immediately combed the vicinity in a wide search for the men.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus
Sept
Ohio Penitentiary
Coal Strike Nears Settlement At Parley In Harrisburg
The coal strike talks in Harrisburg reach a near settlement as major issues are resolved and a wage agreement appears ready for union approval. John L. Lewis instructs scale committees to be ready for a possible assembly tonight to ratify the contract. Governor Pinchot reports rapid progress and a jovial mood among participants.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
John L. Lewis
Garner Finchot
Belif
Pinchot
United Mine Workers
Sun Goes Into Eclipse Monday In Frederick
Frederick residents may view a solar eclipse Monday as skies are forecast to clear. Observers, including Naval Observatory staff, plan notes and balloon-borne photography while experts dismiss old beliefs linking eclipses to weather or calamities.
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Frederick
Asia
Naval Observatory
Washington
Mount Noogg
Mount Shasta
Naval
Columbus
Porto Rico
It Pays To Sing Bristow Eng Sent Roeckel Died Estate
Professor of music Joseph Leo Roeckel who composed many songs died in France leaving an estate valued at about $45,000.
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Bristow
Eng
Joseph Leopol
Roeckel
France
Japanese Relief Fund Totals $1,133 in County Drive
Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports the earthquake relief fund for Japan has surpassed 1000 with a total of 1133 dollars. Chairman Russell E. K. Lighter announces county chairmen and local collection sites across Middletown Brunswick Gatoctin Myeraville and other communities. A second 500 dollar grant was sent to purchase food and medical supplies in the disaster area.
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Frederick County
American Red Cross
Japan
United States
Red Cross
Coolidge
Russell EK. Lighter
Middledown
George Adbert Snyder
Merryland Tract
John H. M. Claggett
Brunswick
John H. Bowers
Myeraville
D. Edgar Bittle
Gatoctin
Jacob Warrenfeltz
Ijamsville
Mary Molesworth
Liberty
Charles F. Smith
Libertytown
New Market
Mary Nicodemus
Monrovia
Mt. Pleasant
B. R. Carnahan
Buckeystown
A. W. Nicodemus
Adamstown
R. Caldwell Hume
Jefferson
M. R. Atchison
Braddock Heights
Edgar McCardell
Woodsboro
J. P. Fviser
Thurmont
Charles Waters
Walkersville
Lewistown
E. D Neighbors
Woodville
George Spurrier
Mount Airy
Creagerstown
Robert L. Ogle
Ballenger
E Charles Renn
Linganore
M. S. Pearre
Unonville
Burkittville
M. L. Horine
Point of Rocks
A. E B. Fisher
Sabillasville
Bernice Wachler
Trederick Fund
Washington
New Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Assn Plant Opens
Frederick county reports the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association closes its first week of operation at a temporary station on East Seventh Street. Daily milk throughput is about 10 000 gallons with few changes in patronage. Skimmed milk returns to farmers free. cream shipped to Washington and Baltimore. Officials deny reports of milk waste from gutters. A new building at East Seventh Street will house the plant with concrete floors and one story. The association plans to install its own machinery and rely on Rothenhoefer for cooling and other tasks. Farmers praise the project as profitable and a path to higher prices for farmers and lower costs for consumers.
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Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Frederick County
Seventh Street
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Pera
Anid
Organization of
Milk Producers
C. F. Rothenhoefer
East Seventh Street
Association
Rothenhoefer
Rohenhoeter
Auto Skids in Clay Near Gaithersburg
The Buick sedan of Benjamin Rosenour of this city skidded on a wet road near Gaithersburg, went into a culvert, narrowly missing a telephone pole. Driven by a colored chauffeur, it carried Mrs Rosenour and several companions from New York to Washington and back to Frederick. No one was seriously injured, though some sustained bruises and cuts. the accident was deemed unavoidable.
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Benjamin Rosenour
Gaithersburg
Mra Rosenour
Mra
C. K. Heck
Nan Houck
Lewis Lebhert
Dannenberg
New York
Washington
Frederick
Greeks Burn Consulate Of The Italians In Greece
The Italian consulate at Patras, Greece, was burned by a mob during an anti Italian demonstration. The Italian colony of about 5 000 organized a counter demonstration. Police and troops protected the Italian quarters as clashes left victims on both sides.
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Rome
Tatras
Greece
Womob
Glorade d' Italia
Corfu
Patras
Yokohama Death Toll Includes 200 Foreigners
Two hundred foreigners were killed at Yokohama per Navy Department dispatches from Admiral Anderson. Embassy staff all safe except Miss Babbitt who died in Yokohama. Red Cross relief fund nears 3 million with ongoing American contributions.
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Yokohama
Miss Babbitt
Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Anderson
Hakone
Kobe
Mies Darlas Babbitt
Fot Elwood G. Babbitt
Japan
State Department
Davis
Shanghai
Dickover
Rail Workers To Stick Only To Wage Issue
Chicago Sept. 8 The International Brotherhood of Firemen and Engine Men will limit action to wage questions only. Grand President David D. Robertson said the move seeks restoration of pre July 1921 wage cuts, an estimated 12.5 percent increase. About 120,000 workers would be affected.
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Chicago
International Brotherhood of Firemen
David D. Robertson
Hig
McSherry Withdraws From Democratic House Ticket
W Clinton McSherry resigns from the Democratic candidate slate for the House of Delegates. The county executive committee regrets the move and will recommend a replacement to the central committee. McSherry cites inability to sustain a lengthy Annapolis campaign and a financial sacrifice, pledging to assist and contribute to the campaign fund.
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W. Clinton McSherry
House of Delegates
County Democratic Centre Committee
McSherry
Central Committee
L. C. Barrick
Democratic
Annapolis
Connecticut River Bridge Ablaze Reported
The North End highway bridge over the Connecticut river between Springfield Massachusetts and West Springfield caught fire today. Three spans fell as heat damaged steel decking and swerve beams. The bridge carried all trolley traffic from the riverfront area.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Sept. S
North End
Connecticut River
West
Thia Elite
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Rupert Hughes
Tokyo
Secy. Warehime
Auto Polo
Agricultural Society
York, Penna
Monocacy Valley
New Jersey
Parley
London
Blofield
Norfolk
Board of Guardians
H. T. Capon
Amerif
SAN Red Cross Fund For
John T. White
Thomas M. Wiliam
Frederick Chaptere
Henri L
Ernest Heltenstein, Jr
J. Travers Thomas
Jacques de Molay
Knights
Milton G. Urner, Sr
W. G. Greenawalt
Thos. B. Hayward
B. Medora Jones
Fairfax
Virginia
Roger G. Harley
Vernon
Samuel G. Duvall
C. Thomas Kemp
Yate
Norman $. B
Washington, D. C
Associated Presa
Geneva
Italy
Inter- Allied Council of Ambassadors
League of Malions
Birmingham
Tolis
Admiral Anderson
W. C. McSherry
Legislative
Saya
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